The correct answers are B) to form a lasting peace with just treaty terms and E) to provide security for all countries, including the Allied and the Central Powers.
The two phrases best describe the underlying objectives of president Wilsons Fourteen Points are to form a lasting peace with just treaty terms and to provide security for all countries, including the Allied and the Central Powers.
During his address to Congress on January 8, 1918, United States President Woodrow Wilson shared his plan to maintain peace in Europe after the horrors of World War 1. Among the most important points, Wilson wanted to end secret agreements between countries, the oceans could be freely navigated in times of peace and war, free trade with peaceful countries, and the reduction of weapons.
